Ukraine’s drone campaign reaches Russian aircraft facilities as raids disrupt Moscow airports

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Ukraine has begun targeting Russian aircraft-manufacturing facilities with drones, amid large-scale attacks on Moscow and other regions. Russian authorities reported intercepting dozens of UAVs and debris damage at a factory in Sterlitamak; the strikes also prompted temporary flight restrictions at major Moscow airports.

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Ukraine has begun targeting Russian aircraft-manufacturing facilities with drones, amid large-scale attacks on Moscow and other regions. Russian authorities reported intercepting dozens of UAVs and debris damage at a factory in Sterlitamak; the strikes also prompted temporary flight restrictions at major Moscow airports.

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